Greenhill School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Among Our Alumni Our own Snazzy has done much since his days at Greenhill: Member of Dallas Chapter, Order of DeMolay Awards: Representative DeMolay Degree, 1954 Degree of Chevalier, 1956 fHighest degree awarded by the Inter- national Bodyj Past State Executive Committeeman Past President, Dallas-Ft.Worth Coun- cilor's Association Work with number of state committees on youth problems and activities. Member of state and local committees of the Christian Churches. President, Town and Campus Class, East Dallas Christian Church Member of historical societies: QActiveJ Society of War of 1812 Sons of the American Revolution Sons of Confederate Veterans Author of two genealogical books University: Southern Methodist University, Sem' EDWIN s, MALONE, III Future Occupation: Public Relations What Greenhill has meant to me . . . John Cardinal .Newman stated that the educated man is at home in any society, he has common ground with every classg he knows when to speak and when to be silent: he is able to converse, he is able to listeng he can ask a question pertinently, and gain a lesson seasonably. This statement could easily sum up the education that a person gains from attendance at Greenhill. I feel that education at Greenhill gave me the aid to cultivate the power to think, to reason, to investigate, and to evolve new ideas. ,The education has developed my ability to cooperate with others and to recognize the rights of others as well as to inspire and motivate the creative and appreciative talents within me. What Greenhill has meant to me it provided opportunities and the necessary resources to develop a well-furnished mind,

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All art is quite useless. 'When I am dead, I hope ir may be said: His sins were scarlet but his books were read. HILLAIRE BELLOC W F i s 'Whey Sha11we examine the record, Doris? Let's propose a toast to Harvey, 1